Week 16 · Day 5 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 16, Day 5
Mathematics
I can get ready for my weekly check with a mixed review.
Solve each fact.
- 1.
4 × 70 = ____
- 2.
8 × 9 = ____
- 3.
42 ÷ 6 = ____
- 4.
2 × 80 = ____
Solve each problem.
- 5.
Skip count by 3. What is the 8th number?
- 6.
Rule ×2. IN 9. What is OUT?
- 7.
Rania puts 30 shells in each of 3 jars. How many shells?
Challenge: Find a times-9 product that is even and one that is odd.
Practice page · Week 16, Day 5
English Language Arts
I can get ready for my week check on comparing texts.
Get ready: answer each one.
- 1.
Compare means finding what is ____. Contrast means finding what is ____.
- 2.
Sam says, 'The new pool is a splash of fun!' Grandma Rae says, 'The new pool is crowded and noisy.' How do their views differ?
- 3.
Write one word that shows Grandma Rae's feeling.
- 4.
Cause: I forgot my umbrella. Write an effect.
- 5.
In a Venn diagram, where do you write a fact that only one text has?
Build the challenge words.
- 6.
Which word means 'without weight'?
○ weightful○ weightless - 7.
wonder + ful → ____
Practice page · Week 16, Day 5
Science
I can present my local ecosystem findings clearly, using facts and details from my field journal.
Field report notes. Write a short note for each part.
- 1.
1. Where my study square is and what it looked like:
- 2.
2. The most interesting living things I found:
- 3.
3. One food chain from my web, from the sun to the top eater:
- 4.
4. One pattern I noticed and one new question:
After you present.
- 5.
What question did your listener ask? How did you answer it?
- 6.
Did you leave the site the way you found it?
○ Yes○ Not yet
Materials: your field journal and photos · an index card for speaking notes
Practice page · Week 16, Day 5
Social Studies
I can get ready by reading a story about arriving in a new country.
Teodor Arrives
In 1921, Teodor and his father sailed from Poland across the Atlantic Ocean. After many days, Teodor saw tall buildings rise out of the morning fog, and his heart pounded. At the island station, a doctor listened to his breathing. Then an officer looked at their papers and carefully wrote their names in a big book. That afternoon, they rode a small ferry to the city. Teodor's aunt was waving from the dock with a bag of warm rolls.
Get ready: read the story. Answer each question.
- 1.
Where did Teodor and his father sail from?
- 2.
How do you think Teodor felt when he saw the city? Give a clue.
- 3.
What did the officer do?
- 4.
Who was waiting for them?
Put the story in order. Write 1, 2 and 3.
- 5.
They ride a ferry to the city.
- 6.
They sail across the ocean.
- 7.
An officer checks their papers.
Challenge: If you could ask Teodor one question, what would it be?